Coronation Service Plate

This is a porcelain plate from the Coronation service made by the famous St. Petersburg factory during the reign of Nickolas II in 1903. This service was originally ordered for the coronation of Tsar Alexander III in 1882 and again for the coronation of Csar Nicholas II. It is fairly simple compared to some of the other services I have seen but still very nice. Handpainted with two gold rings around the rim with a nice handpainted armorial of the Imperial Eagle at the top. The plate is in perfect condition with the tiniest amount of wear. It is marked with the green N II mark under the crown with the year mark of 1903 underneath as well as the typical green dots on the rim no one seems to really know what their meaning is and two red letters K or something along those lines. The plate is 0.875 inch tall and 7.125 inches in diameter. Please email me for more information or other pictures.